Guest guest Posted June 11, 2002 Report Share Posted June 11, 2002 For the past week I've been using Dr. Sy's moisturizing oil for body and face, rather than my usual moisturizer. My skin is doing well. Most striking, my skin hasn't suffer from any breakouts, which I've come to expect from even miniscule use from the mildest products. I wonder I have a sensitivity to " emulsifiers " rather than suffer from clogged pores. Dr. Sy has been great in helping me make the most of her oil, but I was wondering how others here are applying their oils as their moisturizer, and which types of oils are being used. (I am applying mine to a dripping wet face, then pouring the oil onto my closed fingers then applied to my face until an emulsion (cloudy) solution when I then massage in over about a minute, then blot dry. I end up using about 20 drops of oil over my face. I find if my face is less wet than driping, I don't get the moisturizing benefits. Are others finding the same thing? Doing this, I only need to apply oil once a day (at night, after cleansing). I really like that I don't need to reapply the oil.) What types or brands of oils are best for rosaceans, and why? My understanding is that preservatives are critically important, since even the purest oil is likely to be contaminated with water from normal use. I know that oils vary in terms of purity, so how does one insure purity? Marjorie Marjorie Lazoff, MD Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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